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Oversold Stocks (RSI Below 30)

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) measures the speed and magnitude of recent price moves on a 0–100 scale. A 14-day RSI below 30 is traditionally read as oversold, meaning selling pressure may be exhausted and a bounce is possible. This screener lists NSE stocks currently under 30, sorted from the most oversold up. Treat RSI as a context tool, not a trigger — confirm with trend and volume.

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COMPANYSECTOR
SRPLShree Ram Proteins Limited0.37-2.63%2.3₹10 Cr
PARSVNATHParsvnath Developers Limited2.96-1.99%10.6₹131 Cr
MEPMEP Infrastructure Developers Limited0.77-1.28%11.9₹14 Cr
ABANABAN13.87-4.93%15.4₹85 Cr
LEMERITELEMERITE26.56+1.92%18.1₹0.00 Cr
DILDebock Industries Limited0.93-1.06%21.1₹15 Cr
GRMOVERGRMOVER93.19-0.13%22.4₹1,936 Cr
BCONCEPTSBrand Concepts Limited173.51-0.30%26.5₹219 Cr
MHLXMIRUMHLXMIRU151.76-10.09%27.3₹0.00 Cr
ONGCONGCEnergy245.45-0.32%28.2₹39938.36L Cr
FCONSUMERFuture Consumer Limited0.31-3.12%28.2₹64 Cr
OILOIL417.55-0.73%28.6₹0.00 Cr
HAVISHAHAVISHA1.29+0.78%28.8₹0.00 Cr
AQYLONAQYLON46.81-2.56%29.6₹0.00 Cr
EASTSILKEASTSILK47.50-5.00%29.8₹0.00 Cr

Frequently asked questions

What does RSI below 30 mean?

An RSI under 30 indicates the stock is oversold — it has fallen sharply over the lookback period and may be due for a reversal or consolidation. It is not a guarantee of a bounce.

How is RSI calculated?

We use Wilder's 14-period RSI on daily closes: RSI = 100 − 100 / (1 + RS), where RS is the average gain divided by the average loss over the period.